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After two days of bear run in the stock markets worldwide, Wednesday saw stock markets in Asia recoup a part of their losses. The positive investor response was a direct result of the cut in Fed rate by three and a quarter basis points and the better...
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Advanced Micro Devices Inc. will announce Tuesday it is spinning off its manufacturing operations as part of a sweeping plan to cut cuts, The Wall Street Journal...
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I was checking out some of the blogs yesterday and came across an article at Muslim Matters that quite frankly turned my stomach. Its not entirely clear who authored...
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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that JPMorgan Chase & Co. has struck a deal to acquire the deposits and some of the branches of Washington Mutual Inc., which...
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The Wall Street Journal is borrowing elements from popular Internet hangouts like Facebook as it seeks to boost usage.
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The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday that American International Group Inc. plans to disclose a restructuring by early Monday that’s likely to include the...
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The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Bank of America Corp. and Merrill Lynch & Co. are in talks about a possible combination of the two financial companies.
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That’s right! The rapidly picking up social networking website, Facebook launched on February 4, 2004 is said to have users writing to each other using a feature...
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Wall Street Journal emerged as the only multiple winner on Monday when the coveted Pulitzer Prizes were awarded. It won for its coverage of adverse effects of...
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The government may soon step in to provide a financial boost to mortgage finance companies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the Wall Street Journal reported late Friday.
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The Wall Street Journal launched a wireless application for BlackBerry smart phones Tuesday as news organizations look for opportunities to tap an emerging market for...
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The Wall Street Journal is eliminating 50 editorial positions as part of a realignment that combines editorial oversight for its print and online editions, Managing...
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Anheuser-Busch agreed to be acquired by Belgian brewer InBev for about $52 billion in a deal that would shift ownership of the nation’s largest brewer overseas,...
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Shares of Yahoo Inc. and Microsoft Corp. rose in premarket trading Wednesday as the Wall Street Journal reported Microsoft has talked to other media companies about...
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News Corp. has decided not to sell the community newspapers it acquired as part of its purchase last year of Wall Street Journal publisher Dow Jones & Co.Several...
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Citigroup is preparing fire thousands from its worldwide investment-banking division, The Wall Street Journal reported on Sunday.The Journal, citing people familiar...
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The new managing editor of The Wall Street Journal is revamping the top leadership at the paper, one month after assuming his new position.Robert Thomson told the...
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American International Group Inc., which has lost billions on bad bets on the mortgage market, on Sunday named former Citigroup Inc. executive Robert Willumstad to...
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The board of directors of insurer American International Group Inc., which has lost billions on bad bets on the mortgage market, was meeting Sunday to consider the...
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Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. is close to raising more than $5 billion of capital from a group of primarily U.S. investors, The Wall Street Journal reported Sunday.The...
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Rupert Murdoch’s News Corp. named Robert Thomson managing editor of The Wall Street Journal on Tuesday, following the departure last month of Marcus Brauchli...
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Yesterday was a ‘Black Monday’ for investors throughout the globe, with stocks in American, European and the Asian markets witnessing unprecedented...
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In the share market business, there’s no telling when things might go wrong. The latest news is the fall of global stocks along with the downfall of Goldman...
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Stock markets are again under the US subprime’s vicious gloom as credit crunch creates panic among the investors.
Beset by credit crisis in the global financial...
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Dow Jones’s strong industrial average pushed Wall Street up as bond yields eased and economic data came in stronger than expected. Inflation concerns had been...
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The unemployment rate surged to 5.5 percent in May from 5 percent — the sharpest monthly spike in 22 years — as the economy lost 49,000 jobs, registering a fifth...
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After being panicky for a while that saw the bears pulling down the stock prices worldwide, some respite finally seem to have arrived with the stock indices having...
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After acquiring The Dow Jones, Murdoch is mapping the road ahead for the company as News Corp. is set to bolster WSJ’s presence, especially in Europe and Asia and...
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Wall Street Journal (WSJ), the prestigious American business paper has finally ended up in Murdoch’s growing $70 billion arsenal of world wide media...
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After so many initial hiccups and kinks, finally, Rupert Murdoch achieved his decades-long dream of running the venerable Wall Street Journal, as Dow Jones accepted his...
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Internet entrepreneur Brad Greenspan claimed that he has gained the support of five investor groups to thwart Murdoch’s $5 billion buyout bid for Dow...
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US shares saw their biggest drops in more than four months as investors dealt with disappointing earning reports and rising concerns about the mortgage market.
The Dow...
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Print-advertising sales at the US edition of The Wall Street Journal are tracking slower than their expected third-quarter ad revenue. The ad revenue in the third...
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Months-long ruckus for Wall Street Journal seems to end by this week.
Bancroft Family met in Boston on Monday and worked on possible measure for the WSJ’s future...
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Months’ long ruckus for Wall Street Journal seems to end by this week, as it’s expected that Bancroft family will decide, whether to keep or stamp on...
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Wall Street Journal might get an alternative bid to topple Murdoch’s whimsical $5 billion, or $60 per share offer.
According to latest reports, Ron Burkle, the...
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The battle for the Wall Street Journal isn’t seems to end up early as the scenes in the drama are changing quite frequently.
It was expecting that Murdoch would...
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Rupert Murdoch seems near to get Wall Street Journal as he said that $5 billion is enough to get the prestigious journal.
Murdoch is hopeful to merge the Wall...
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The board of Dow Jones has taken control of negotiations over the merger option of its flagship publication the Wall Street journal. Board replaced the company’s...
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Pearson, the publisher of The Financial Times, is exploring a rival takeover offer for Dow Jones & Company. Pearson has reportedly discussed a joint offer with...
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